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BUSINESS·2 min read·May 14, 2026

Edtech startup ClassMonitor brings Rs 3.5 Cr up in pre-Series A round drove by PATH India, Gulf financial backers

Indore-based self-teaching centered edtech startup ClassMonitor has brought Rs 3.5 crore up in pre-Series A financing drove by PATH India and Gulf financial backers, including UAE-based Calega family office financial backer gathering, and Sarvann, a gathering of Oman-based financial backers. The org

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Indore-based self-teaching centered edtech startup ClassMonitor has brought Rs 3.5 crore up in pre-Series A financing drove by PATH India and Gulf financial backers, including UAE-based Calega family office financial backer gathering, and Sarvann, a gathering of Oman-based financial backers.

The organization will utilize the new assets to assemble its quality across different nations and fortify its substance and innovation for clients.

ClassMonitor has raised Rs 6 crore since beginning in 2016, with this round of subsidizing.

Vijeet Pandey, Co-Founder and CEO, said: “A wonderful segment of our cultural change during the most recent one year has been the capacity to keep kids occupied with instructive encounters while away from the study hall. At ClassMonitor, we are joining important exercises with intriguing undertakings that energize cooperation between the children and guardians. The DIY experience shows them critical thinking abilities and furthermore helps in fostering a scientific reasoning point of view.”

As a component of its holy messenger round, ClassMonitor was supported by Piyush Jain, CFO, and Al Hajri bunch, an outstanding private backer that has put resources into more than 25 new businesses across the globe.

Established in 2016 by beloved companions, ClassMonitor was initially begun as an informing stage for guardians and instructors.

In 2018, the startup rotated to a half and half early learning apparatus that weds disconnected learning with computerized signs and rewards. The startup has created Rs 7 crore in net income since the item dispatch in October 2018.

ClassMonitor centers around the key improvement of a youngster dependent on five center zones: phonetic abilities, coherent reasoning, tangible and engine abilities, intellectual abilities, and innovativeness. Their units are intended for early students (0 to 8), and allows guardians to educate, play, and bond seriously with their kids.

Rishika Agrawal, PATH India, said, “We have consistently been energetic about the schooling business and run an expertise improvement focus also for on-field preparing of designing understudies. ClassMonitor is taking advantage of the edtech space while connecting with youngsters seriously in a comprehensive fun learning climate. We cherished the sheer energy and the vision of the organizers.

“Our speculation will uphold ClassMonitor through its whole excursion in turning into the pioneer in the instruction membership box industry. We see a chance to fabricate a worldwide pioneer in tending to the remarkable necessities of early learning by co-making items for kids, guardians, and instructors.”

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